Quotes About Innovation

This is the biggest damn iPod I've ever seen,' Claire said, which made him choke on his beer. 'Kidding. I have seen a jukebox before.' 'The way you're feeding it, I'm not so sure. You think you picked enough songs?

You never heard ofplugging her in ? My God, Myrnin, you made a vampire computer?

Hacks didn't destroy, they just...creatively amended.

Of course. What else? Why can't any of you guys ever come up with something that uses chocolate?

Any fool can kill. It takes genius to create.

even the required Smart Librarian glasses.

the responsibility of science, and the limits of technological progress.

I am pessimistic about the human race because it is too ingenious for its own good. Our approach to nature is to beat it into submission. We would stand a better chance of survival if we accommodated ourselves to this planet and viewed it appreciatively instead of skeptically and dictatorially. E. B. WHITE

Whoever invented adding melted cheese over starchy goodness was surely the most brilliant human ever.

If our vision of the way to have better food is to have less processing, more natural food, more home cooking, and more local food, we will cut ourselves off from the most likely hope for better food in the future.

Follow your inclination. It will take you to thoughts you'd never know you'd had

They say that necessity is the mother of invention, but it is also the grandmother of desperation.

Ed, once called Aladdin, is the first artificial intelligence I've ever known. Maybe if Harry can kill Hiskott and if then I live long enough to see the world become the total science-fiction theme park it seems to be headed toward, I'll probably know dozens of them one day. Let me tell you, if they're all as nice as Ed has turned out to be, that's okay with me.

Moral responsibility is on the shoulders of those who take the technology out of the lab and use it to immoral ends.

improvisator.

transhumanism

Already he knew the future. He was making it.

He is the CEO of Refine, a multibillion-dollar division of a mega-valued conglomerate.

Miles Bennell?" "He's the guru techie in Arkansas who sells these things.

Ray Kurzweil

It was mind that mattered, mind that cared, mind that loved, the best works of the mind that changed this hard world for the better

science fiction

Technology changes nothing. People were people before and after the steam engine, before and after the airplane. But Ã¢â'¬Â¦ not quite now. Walls. That's what it is. The problem is walls.

Singularity